Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 34, Number 33, Jasper, Dubois County, 29 April 1892 — Page 5
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ye aRaaseweSsstee. . . . . , w . iritBOf )j4bll Rw Rasi1eS.
. wrr.ttrT.(OrMM MWitr,
'!. -r.-"rtltli ft"" eeaHatla f t-ws?
th OhhIt Board
rfrU nest Monday.
of Rdueattan
KrW MN R irMt iMMVMftMI-t M
the 11 w I y Mower iUU year Gewe d MB the mW!hiri. RH4) bf 0HTi-Ml Fraxk Fink. Ag't, Jasper. DRAf We are informed IkuU Mr.
John Hrllwk-rr, who mornd frtm Ma-
rin township in thU eonntv, In Tipton,
ih., anout m months age, died ttiifi week
--Th n? rowing wheat generally
Tfr lookM better at this time or year
RrT. A bouse nf four rfioMi at
lUniftHth.fl" 4h street, Jasper. Ap-
.TThi town Beard of Jasper ba
ratncted f" "w Cleveland fence lml the (own grave Yard. It wm
rrM will let the man? friwnl of the
-er!y IltrTwsUHjf Machtn Know im
t i2at (or ih hrihi " -
y Ail kI tad akla diMM.
ttiiiar or the hair. eTt or
Mr. way cared b aHjt tKat a
3' i true rwimji - "
ser.
ft-rlloberleon & Jee, JonMxiro,
, t ni.iit
iti't (irHHiTerMl aatUfactleH." Pletststtouke. No ea re, bo pay. Sold by M. Friedmtn, Jpw. 4 w.
r(5. fi. a Certai Chill Crm" the
- ptnt to take of all "d 7?a Rmdie. Warranted t care C&!;U and Ferer. SoW by Martla Pn-Jmaii,Jafor. w
C3"Lt SaaiUy boImk St. PWHie day,
w appropriately obserrort by hih nu at the Cathle ehareh. and a p-
n!e of St. Fid at is Braiwh C. K. of A. of
JPr.
arMaay baTe tr'd te imitate "C. C.
C Certain Cor Care,' bat hare failed. TkM am nona like it Maaafaatared
It J. 0. Meadeahall k Co., Era-m-fille,
led. Sold by M Friadiaaw. 4w.
Markiaoe Lictxsaa tfeio week a tolGeo. L- Nnikua aad M E. Hffiaaa. J. K. Myfttt aad Em. E XiehoUoii Heery Arnuld awd Dora Lteaaiaar.
frTTowe election iifit Idondiy. Xo
uj baiaft inrolred there U not aaaeh ir.:tret iaken.bat thn aear Board ehoald
.Vit mm a-vatftM far batihilnc mtc
t:t cUter at the iateftikB of graded
hoa, fey in aldltkH f 9 feet in
th rr of tb Art atre. anil two
(ori in haltht. It will clre hiw
Trr rAinniMliou ofRca rtHH when
vjmpleted.
rrTSrw r full of iwwbIw fcttrled
f'MtJtspero the ETawvllteeKcamieH
t nn.hv mnorainr. Two cara wore
ii! !oil at IlMfitincbarK and two at
JJncDj,rtd the train carried fetlly SOO
;op:e in'o the city. KcElrct' WfM of Cri e THED FORD'S IL.ACK-D-RAUGHT ra fcr me bj tbc foUowiof wwebawte bi Ja-ror J MaHTIV FfttRftXAX, John" V. Salb. 47-j.
KrW. S. FeMtneoa. of Crawford
s-taty. who killwl bk brother in-Uw, Gtxiand, n(-sr Birdeeye. in thia coaaty, Ut month, ait iMftBit of whih WW
Wllibd at the time, wa arreateil in
Gibton connty Friday lal, tad breaght
metodlotlged ia jail.
'T A tree ioarkhes in proportion
to the richneM of tbe toil. o the haman
-oi? tbrire ia nceordanoe with the S-tlity ol ita Wood. Hence tbe nee-
:tfof kefpiagthe vital laid rieh aad :e with Ayer'a ftamparHU, the beet
Koa tuediciB-e yon caa fin.
tTlf von are is seed of a Binder or
Kower, come aad ee tbe Bterly before
103 bur. anil aave naofier. ihe Bateriy
m tbt teiag machine of the country for
nttn work. Ikrht runetnar.t aai uara
-iiir. it ie the onlr machiae maaa
-v.lurl that eaa be raa witboet a track
six-foot bridge. Tfc advantag
bow t on en kill? land that it
-weiirfate Jr kortea aeeks faiag
P cr dona hi. Fiaxk Fijtk, Aft
rMr Geo. MebriHver will aet aa
Inaaeetur at tbe town eieetie next
MemHty, Hera. Jo. A. Mekr Hirer and
Miehael A. Clark aa Clerka. aad John
BetzaRd John M. Parker indgaa 1 The jwry foend Lareileciiilty'at
Peterabnrc lat Satarday, aad Axed hia puaixhrneht at $1 fine and eltfbt year) Ih tbe Slate'a prHoti. An extranrdtHarv
Hniint of exnane for "-late wltHe.
paid hy la?iei ooaaty, whh deTalopnl
en the trial, which latel two weeks.
n V Iootors may diflitr in opinion aa
to the ee,ne ot that feelinic of languor
and-fatigue to prevalent in the spriax;
hut all agree aa to what ie the bet rewely for it. aatnely, Ayer'a Saraaparilla ; it Mke the weak tti ong, and effeelHally remoTee that tired feeling. 971 can (five you reference to the Keterly machine of thoae that boHrht nt Mr S. Ktiebler ten year ago. Greet A. Kemp, Cft townahip, and Benedict L)app and John T Corn, Jasper, will tell you that their maehiaee work as well now m when they bought it ten yean ago. Fkank Fink, Ag't. ttrThe County Hoard of Commieeionera advertise in another column for bido for a new cell houae tor tbe jail. This hat been rendered nenesmy by the rottlHjtout of the iron in the old jail, and itsdefeetireconetructioa at to Imalthfulneaa. Tbe preaent cell houee haa been condemned by ee.reral aticeeeeiTe grand
juries ae uneafe ami unhealthfHl
gj BCACK UAAOWI tea cure CiiUyH.
xjTMrt. Hoblw appears with her W.
C. T. U. column again thin week The Codkikk grants thete Udiea the privilege
of presenting their fide of a great que
tioH. it will also cheenuiiy eieroie a column to the othr aide if the advocates
of "Freedom and Right" will select one
of their nnmtHr to edit It. By a free
dieeuaeloa the truth may be happily ar
rived at. .
Is' Jail.-Ih the U. 8. dioiriet conrt at
Evanaville on TH6daj. before Hon. J,
Ii. Baker, the new Jwrlge, the eaoe of
the government va. Aden l Carr, for MeallaK a registered letter of $63. wae
eoatinued, owing to aheenoe ot witneee ee. Carr wae surrendered hy bia bonda
men m tbe opening of court and la now
n jail. He bad charge of the route be
tween Birdaeyo aad Braachville.
Dewtfntry.
Owing to eickneee in my familv, I
aa unahle to remain in Jasper laat
week a long a deiired. But I thall re
tnrn and will be found at the Indiana
Hotel. Wednesday. Thursday and Fri
day, Df a 4. S and i, when I will be pie
Mted to do all kind of work in tbe
dental line, end ahall be pleaeed to meet
my friend aad far near patron.
M. WlLaoir.
Htfheet of all m Iveiuiic Fowetr. Ltett U. S. Gov't Report
Baking Powder
ABSOUITBiar PORB
0t t. iset-tr.
VwaiMa
Wail
gUfcae'e wjag ay la
Justices Co cut. K'O F. Fink
was
oHite busy the past week with Jndkia
. t. -1 I I It I
OHine. lMiBHies af!Tirai citii tunn nr
had seven criminal caces. The follow ing persons wtrre tned 1 each for in
toxieation, making their epreee cost
them deirlr: John Schitter. fine and
emu 11,55; .!. Gntgoell 11 55 : An
drew Blgler 11 15; Andrew Klein
12 35; Andrew Schitter 11165; Trank
VonderiMshmidt : A m r : I.15 a ease
Against Wm J. Have for intoxication
wateontiRHen till May lWh.
ARNICA SALVE.
Thr Best Saltr in the world for 'Hta
Bmisee. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe
rer Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, hil
blains, Corns, end ail Skin Eruptions
and aoeilively cures Tiles, or no pay re
quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money retunaea. rnc
cent per box. For sale at Martin
Friedman's Drug store. April 1, 1S92.--IV. Ferteraville Pointers. The river Is on a boom. Mise Ilrithiin' school is nearlng
close.
John Rise and John Mehne visited
Jaoer lamt Snndar.
Chriat. Seuninf went to UunllBgrjurg
Mondav.
Henry Graham end wife were visiting
relatives Ih Tike county Sunday.
J. A. Schaarr, ef Egypt, wae here last
Saturday. Paul Geeppner wan here attending tbe big dance Kaster Monday night. R. r. end Mrs. Milburn, of Jasper, were visiting friends here last Sunday The Hoosler Minstrel Boye are preparing for a big entertainment ou tbe evening of May 30th. Tbe rain baa eaused the weeds to be gin growing in my garden, so I will ley my pencil aside end hasten thence with my hoe, and when I have more time yi will hear from K T Dtn
hi
PuKAL.-.ifM. O. M. Welborn
to Jasper gnnday evsamg to, be to begin Court early Meeemy. . (Meceter Di Horn oeate freHN KvUle Sunday evealag. ready for
AHesfAr KmJiII wilt aaaa4 nest
in Indiaaspojfe, having beem mmd to set s a pet lit juror i tbe U.
irieamn. Miac Uiu. wttt j a. l L
jReckpm Mcmday, ael Miee Sopbm rt it sew peyhig her a return vleit AUV tUPme, Prlaeeton, wai ;'!i8f Iubek etreiH eoert Wednes-
.Otto Obertt ad Isiie Senf ni td WrkpftM. lad , ee a epeeiet Htowr.tlrfeireek.'
liBT-
NOTICE OP CONTRACT
TING. NOTICE ie hereby given that aealed bids will be received by tbe Board
of Cemmtolouers of Dubois county, Ih
diaea, at tbe Auditor'! efhee in said county, up to tbe IsMh day of June, 18H. for tbe coestrnctlon of a two story -'one cell bouse, adjoining the eonntr jsil ol aeid eounty, eitnated on lot S 142, in the town of Jasper, Recording to ap proved plane and epee.lfiosiloHs ihererW new on lie in the Auditor's offce, Ih eald eouRty, and open te the Inepeetion of bidders.
aaUl htilldlrur te be eemnleted on or
before tbe Ifith day of Novemher, IMS
A good and eOaWtoet bond in the sum nf Osm' Tbetteawl Dolmrs must arrem
paRy each bid, aad tbe Cemmlseinner
mmtii lbs rieht U r fleet nnv ann an
bide By order of the Board ef rrommis-len era of Dubois Conntv, IndiaHa, John GitAMr,i,rAoitr.R AH4ltttr Duhoio OiuHly. ! April 91, ft-.
Dubai Circuit Court, . Ilia honor, 0. M. Welborn, presiding,!
snd T. II Dillon, prosecuting, convened Monday morning. The following shows the disposition of causes for the Mrat three days: John Schitter; malicious trespass;
nne ii.
ShhVI Keen; intoxication: jury trial;
verdict of not guilty.
lienry Thompson ; intoricallon ; flu ad
John Line; selling liqnor to minor; ned 10. Joe. Buchart. A. k B.; flned ff in
each of three causes.
Philip Bretz; selling liquor without oense; lined $30 F. Goble; intoxication; not guilty. Tilford Kellams; selling liquor to mi-
nor; not guilty in two eases
Henry King; for disobeying process.
of court ; defendant discharged on
howing he wa sick at last term of
court.
Angnst Lubbehusen; selling liquor
without license; net guilty.
John Li. Opel; selling on bunrtay:
written reasons filed, and cause nollied.
John Roll; intoxication; not guilty In the charges against Frtncis Hobbs,
ohn J. King. William I King, Dtniel
King, Satw'l Spraggins, John A. King,
Jeff. King, Thos Smith, Wilev Smith
and James King for riotou conspiracy
white capping.) Wm. K Cox was ap
pointed to m-it prosecution; tn mo tion the 1st couht in aA Uvit w is qoasti ed ; leve granted State lo rite an amended first count of affidavit ami in
formation
The same action wag taken in the ctee
against Thomas Highfield, Wis High-
field, John H. Brown and Isaic E'Ut-
ridge, charged with riotous conspiracy
number of other cases were continued The grami jury was empaneled and
sworn, with Nicnoia warns as loromau. and on Wedne-day returned two Indict
ments, one against Wm Ferguson for manaUnichter; he was arraigned, plead
not guilt v : and cause set down for trial
on next Wednesday
CIVIL ACTIONS. Marv Nicholson va J I). Nicholson.
et al., partition ; continued for payment.
Adam StratmAH. et al., vs. Adam Hat
ter, et al. : Commissioner reports deed ;
confirmed ; alo final account showing
assets of $119 95; expenses 91WM;
balance for distribution $1,13070
Marands Smith vs. James smith: di
vorce: dismissed.
J. B. Mallingly vs. Chas, Houghland,
et al.; eonliniiHd.
In the- du'nige petition of Chia Rol
ler, et al.. the Commisloiier files a re- !' ... -
(;hs SoMca, adm r of est. oi ii. r.nt-
hofeu reports sale ot lots to various parties, which were confirmed and deeds
ordered.
Jos. M. Friedman, Ex'r of est, of K. M
Bigbam, reports ale of lots to Jos. Fried
man, Sr.. Inrfl.nOO; sale confirmed.
Geo. M. Ilattiff vs. Jos. F. Friedman,
assignee hyena stave uo. ; allowance
104 07. Louie Seng, et al., vs. Rosa Mack, et
al. ; partition : J. F Friedman appointed
Commissioner to sell real eMate. Turner Look Co ve. C. Gratnelspscher, al.; dismissed. In the petition for partition of Elijah Payne, deceased, Geo R. Wilson, John tl. Andersen and Zeiio Hobba were appointed commissioners to make partition, and report at present term. In the petition for partition of Jos. Rnhletteretal vs. Mary Roiiletfer et al. for partition; Jos, Ileitz was appointed commissioner to sell real estate. John D. Raab vs. Anna B. Neukam ; partition; II IWger, N. Haskins and Jos Diehinger appointed cemmissloneis to make; pmtitioii and report at present term. H, Schnell vs. G. Dean, et al. dieMaria F Gerber vs. Gerhard Butchkoetler ; rontinued. M. Fiwher, ndm'r of e.tate of Louisa Berger, deeeased. reports s-,e of part of real estate to Kate Alspangh for 431 eah;sle confirmed and order lo reoffer
remainder of land.
John Kreileln. guardian of estate of
Mary K. Kreileln, ordered to sell her
land at private sale.
Stale ex rel Co. Auditor vs. ueo. w.
Kolerte et ux. ; dismissed.
The earns order wave made in the same
kind of cases against M. Martin, et ux
and Jo. C. triegel, et ux., and Betij. F.
Whittinghilletal.
DnbolsCOi H.Hik rs u. a. mgnm,et
; diiEtnusfd.
J. G HiiHibert, KlinV of eiat or n.
KltifHiper deceaseil, ordered to sell real
estate at public sale.
State ex rel. Co. Auditor vs. aaecy
Ford, at al ; dismissed.
leering Junior Sleel Binder
Hayxville lIuppoHlHga. Whitw river is full and running over. One nf our long talked of weddings eame off last Thursday. John Shoat and Mrs Bretz. a sister of our blacksmith, were married. They attended church here Sunday. John wae wearing a smile that reached from ear to ear. Dr. Nordeck's new residence is almost completed. Our elever little postmaster, John Baeeber, will build a new residence soon. Rev. Grabs u was absent several days last, week attending confer enoe. His next trip will be on different basinete on the hunt of a bride. Ed. Lelstuer has been tusseling with the ague. Ed., do you not know that nobody but lazy folke have the ague? Mrs. Lou Yogle has been very sick for the past two months; but we are glad to say she Is slowly recovering. Hurrah for Cleveland! Bro. Dnane you might as well eat that rooster's heed off that is crowing so loud in your paper every week. Our good, old honest Grover is gaining ground. Nick Bash ia talking ef adding buggies to his large stock of saddles, harness, collars, etc. Surely, we oan all sell eggs end buy us, a buggy when Nick gets to selling them.
The cool rains of last week (a causing
nearly every one to complain of rheum.
tisui -nd neuralgia ; some say the east winds are the cause of it.
a There will be no picnic. Tho committee that was appointed by the Master Workman A. O. U. W. to settle the pienic business met Saturday night aad knocked the picnic in the bead. John Krodel moved in the Ilagen property this week. Mrs. Ilagen moved in the house with Mrs. Madder. Miss Kate Freyberger does not speak vert well of the "Spy," although he eute pared her to an angel Why not let the "Spy" have a ret;he ie gone. Do not abuse a man behind his back. Bo s. a pleee of advice to you, beware
of city girls, lor tbe most of them are as
false aa fair. madgr. Prowuueced Hope!, Yet Saved. From a letter written by Mrs. Ada E.
Ilurd, of Groton, S. D., we quote : "Was
taken with a bad cold, which settled on mv Lenes. cough set in and finally ter
minated in Consumption. Four doctors
srave me up. savins; I could live but a
eho't time I g ve myself up to my Sa
viour, determined if I could not stay wl'h Hv friends on earth. I would meet
mv nhent ones above. My husband
was advitpd to get Dr. King' New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. I save it a trial, took In all eight
bottles; It has cured me, and thank God
I am now a well and hearty woman.
Trial bottles free at M.Friedman's Drug
Store ; regular size 50c. and $1. 4
ammav' ammamamammmm) eAsmmmmar mmBmBmBmBamT .amV ssaasw fcHfltfak49KtJp ammmWVaW
THE DEERING DIKDER WEARS THE LONGEST, HAS THE GREATEST
.CAPACITY", JTEVER CHOKES OH MISSES A KNOT. AND USES THE LEAST TWINE. Peering Mowers. Peering Binder Twine. - A field of graiR once finished, the farmer may narrow hie machine to pass over any road that a buggy will travel on. through the narrowest bridges, in a few minutes' time-leas time. In fact than any, competitor s truck oan, by anv possibility, be applied to a machine. To accomplish this, he needs but turn to his tool box, where he will find two bolts, which are the oniv accessories necessary. HE NEEDS BUT A WRENCH TO MAKE THE CHANGE. Without taking his hortee Irom the machine, he parts the platform at ita middle, moves the outer portion under the inner and inserts his bolts. He lays tbe reel upon tbe narrowed platform, takes bis position In tbe seat and drives orr. COMPARE THIS WITEI THE DELAY INCIDENT TO TRUCK TRANSPORTATION.
April 15 1892.-Sw.
JASPER, INDIANA.
eri-The famous white oap cases were
itkn tin in circuit court on Thursday,
and re now on trial before a jury. The
Kvana victim was on the witness stand all day yesterdar
lrsiwHMs, wr m Lleaar MaWt Pestlively OartH My Aitmlft4trlc Mr. Hatees' QalAea Hpcwlftc, tt M MftttetHre4 M a aowlr, whtra em ha Riven
In t Im ef tr, essss or i, mm tesa. hkoMl the knowledge of the pllnt. It I, hmMtf M,MN. awl will eVrt s pnnMBt aM py care,
l!Mcirrk. it ka bwa r4 la,lhwiMj4s rf mm..
ui Ml tvrrr HMMe a pfrrrci cure n luimwro. WmiU. The MtM MM lHrMmM( Hk tk
tw Mlt. Csrw RUM Mti, pM J : f
MrUMtars frM. A Umi to , Ctftttssstl. 0,
Un frM. AMfMS OX.MN RrtWK) OS.. 1R
wm ij
OF 6AOMN, a Ts4c tot Wmh,
Plas
LEO F. 8PAYD.
Q.
II. O
McCormick the King of Binders !
Is the) latest improved, made bv the oldest Company , tbe surest for Reapers, ia the most simple, therefore needs leee repairs than any other Binder made. It has the strongest main frame and wheel, which is high, and all steel-bicycle-ahape snakes it strong. It has one of tbe most complete reels ever built on a Binder, and nan be set in 45 different ways It has one of the most simple and strongest kuetters, and is a ligbl running and durable machine. I invite erervone that wants to buy a Binder to come and see the McCORMICK before you buy, and be convinced that it ie one of the finest machines made in regard or working. I oaa give the beet of references, to the many farmers that 1 have sold to.
II II
LEO F. SPAYD, Jasper, Indiana.
LEO F. 8PAYD.
O n
V
THERE IS MO ROOM FOR DOUIT
That we are tmrj.kadf.R8 iu Furniture and Coffins
CHEAP EXCURSIONS FOR ALL To Many Different Points.
The L., E. k St. L. Cojt. Railroad Co. Will sell round trip tickets at one fare
to the Q Mud rata 11 CanfereneevM. K. CttHi. At Omaha, Neb.. May 1st to 90th in
elusive, at one fare for round trip, on sale and good going- April 27th to SOth
inclusive, and return limit to Juue 1st,
Also, on account of Ocrman KatwUst Brethrc AssttHM,
At Cedar Rapids, Iowa, June 3d to th. Round trip tickets atone fare will be sold
May 30th to June out inclusive ; rwnrn
limit June 30th, 1893. Also, on acconnt of 8trem LeHrr,"A. O. U. W. Me, At Helena. Montana, on Jnne iSth. Tickets sold June th to 12th inclusive, at one fare for round trip, good to return 90 days from date of tale. Also, on account of OriWHl CoxMUTe.lCniglita Tewiatler, At Denver, Colo., August 9th to 14th. Tickets will be sold at one fare for round trip, from Aug. 4th to 12th inclusive, good to return till Oct. lOtb, 1991. Alee, en account of the At Minneapolis, Minn., beginning Jnne 7th. 1992. Tickets rat nne fare for round
trip will he sold Jnne 2d to 6th inclusive,
good returning till June 2ilh, 1992. Also, on account of the B)awMratk Natlmml CMreawsa,
At Chicago, Ills., tickets will be sold at one fare for the round trip from June
lftth to 20th Inclusive, good returning
until July 9th, 1899.
Also, or aeeount of the Grand Parade
and
17th AtHtlvM-Mtry Kewaum OmshI Cevclove,
AO U, W . at St, Louis. May 19th.
19M. tickets will bo sold at one fare for
round trip Mav 10th asr) 11th; good re turning until May lith, 1999. Apply te R A, Cammirll, G P, A., Or Joe. BcNBotcr. A'gt, Jasper, lad.
er"C. C. 0, Certain Corn Cere" re-
movee corns, warts, bunieea. melN and
ealloeee. Warranted , See that 0. C.
C. Is blown Ir every, bottle. Take no
other. Sold by M. Friedman. 4w.
OhlMmOryfwr FttohrM Omtwfm. QhlMrtft Cry fur intohtr'n OMterla. Ilflwlfivl Oty fwf Ptw9lvtf'Oef4rtftaa
In (he County. An eld saying, bat a very true one:
"GtMls well Bought is wkere half
tfcc How is Sam. REMEMBER Onr stock ie THE LARGEST, and is entirelv new. embracing an elegant
line of Chamber Suits, a great variety of
Handsome Parlor Kockcrs, An everlasting variety of BEDS,
BUREAUS, DRESSERS, WARDROBES. TABLES, etc., at any price
Rud to suit everybody's wants. Our stock of COFFINS and UNDERTAKING GOODS is complete.
Come aad see us at our old stand ana
earn oar prir.es.
AXLES BE0TBER8, gf u . ises y. JA9)Prvw.
One) of tbe Moot Siicceeefiil i His Many VImUm to Huntingburg Have Proven.
MMuwl M1Ir.
Aag.JKaCUi.
MOELLER & KAEGIN.
Cor. Fourth and Mill Sts.. JASPER, IMP.
WE desire to inform the public that we have taken possession of tlie Blacksmith and wgon Works of Mr Edmund Benkert, and are now erepared to make WAGONS. BUGGIES. HA It
ROWS. PLOWS, etc., on short eotlce HORSE SHOEING A SPECIALTY.
sea. It i liliij H-MMR4ly awM tllwHlt RirMrtee. MOgLLtW A KAKOIN. laa.tt.iset y.
Ft hi Wcr et tfce Rtetilrat 4 S,re4l 4mh,Hm4 nf tbc MKDtC'AI. AND 8UH0ICALIS8TITUTK, LOUIS
VILLE. KY., wfll V at
AttH St, Oerg Hntel. ft CNTINORORe)
MONDAY, r KJJ, lUffS,
rMirnlx ctht 9aw darias ths year ! rtw Slav
eaves, and Tra4Narle sHatatd, sad all rassas
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Surgeon and Spceialfst
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